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Participatory disease surveillance, panacea to the bane of animal disease under-reporting in Nigeria: a collaborative report
Under-reporting of animal disease outbreak is a common feature in most developing countries with poor disease reporting system including Nigeria, where majority of animals are held by rural livestock farmers. Participatory Animal Disease Surveillance (PDS) a participatory epidemiology/epizootiology...
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